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A 2018 report which briefly reviews developmental weaknesses as they relate specifically to ownership before offering an alternative vision of how renewable energy can be implemented in South Africa as part of a just energy transition.
[Originally posted at https://90by2030.org.za/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Just-Energy-Transition-The-Role-of-Ownership-in-a-Just-Energy-Transition.compressed.pdf]
A 2019 report which discusses challenges in the way of a 'just transition' in more detail and make the case for a new approach that puts economic and social justice at the heart of energy and skills policy in the North of England.
[Originally posted at https://www.ippr.org/files/2019-03/energy-skills-march19.pdf]
A 2021 report which analyzes the critical juncture Romania now faces for shaping its planning and investment decisions for the next decade, a decade that will be decisive for climate action. It outlines the various funding possibilities that could be operationalized to drive the renewable energy transition.
[Originally posted at https://sandbag.be/wp-content/uploads/Sandbag-report-RE-in-Romania.pdf]
A 2021 study which reveals continued growth in Asia’s coal sector even after the signing of the Paris Agreement in 2015 due to financing by banks and investors operating in the region.
[Originally posted at https://responsibank.id/media/497354/a-future-without-coal-banking-on-asias-just-energy-transition.pdf]
A 2022 study which outlines a workable climate stabilization framework for South Korea, building from the government’s own Green New Deal program as well as a number of related research studies, written by both government agencies and a range of independent researchers.
[Originally posted at https://peri.umass.edu/economists/robert-pollin/item/1594-a-green-economy-transition-program-for-south-korea]
A 2020 study which has been commissioned by the members of the Paris Alignment Working Group (PAWG) as part of the work related to Building Block 4 (on engagement and policy development). It presents an initial stocktake of Multicultural Development Bank (MDB) and non-MDB 'just transition' activities to date, and presents a way forward for MDBs to enhance their support for the aims of a 'just transition' through the PAWG. It has been conducted through a series of interviews and desk-based research between April and July 2020.
[Originally posted at https://www.ebrd.com/mdb-technical.pdf]
A 2021 report which first reviews the relevant European Union legal framework governing the governance mechanisms of the transition and focuses on good examples of governance from three lignite regions of Europe. It then presents the key elements of the governance mechanism
proposed by the government, as reflected in the Territorial Just Transition Plans (TJTPs) and the Just Development Transition Program (PDAM). The report concludes with a critical assessment of the Greek governance mechanism and the elaboration of specific recommendations for its improvement.
[Originally posted at https://thegreentank.gr/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/202107_GreenTank_JustTransition_Governance_Report_EN.pdf]
A 2022 paper which explores green transition dynamics in Africa by analyzing drivers and bottlenecks and what that could mean for Sweden and the EU’s engagement with the African continent in the context of the EU Green Deal.
[Originally posted at https://ecdpm.org/wp-content/uploads/Green-Transition-Africa-Implications-Sweden-EU-ECDPM-Discussion-Paper-320-2022.pdf]
A 2021 toolkit which aims to provide information to help union officers and reps in Wales who want to take action on the climate emergency and negotiate for greener and fairer workplaces. It is designed to support the voice of workers and their unions.
[Originally posted at https://www.tuc.org.uk/sites/default/files/2021-06/greenerworkplaces_may21_2.pdf]
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